Reduce amount of ammo in starting loadout Thread - DoctorX Call of The Zone mod for S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat
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| Apr 29 2021 Anchor | ||
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Heya guys. When the player starts a new game, the game checks player_loadouts.ltx for the weapons and such. This is fine. But the amount of ammo that comes with the weapons, I'm not sure where that is. From the looks of it, at least with AO3, pistols always come with 100 rounds, which I think is way too many, especially for .45 ACP and such. I'd like to cut this down by at least half. Rifles seem to come with two reloads, I think that's much more reasonable. Anyone know where the amount of ammo for starting loadouts is defined? |
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Apr 30 2021 Anchor | |
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The starting weapon and ammo are given to the player in ui_mm_faction_select.script in the faction_ui:OnFactionSelect function. If memory serves, it gives a "box" of the appropriate ammo for the weapon, which is defined in weapons.ltx, but you could probably toy around with the script itself to specify a particular amount of rounds. |
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| May 1 2021 Anchor | ||
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Thanks Doc, I was looking in all the wrong places. Keep forgetting that not everything is configured in .ltx files. ALMOST everything is. -- It's not stupid. It's advanced. |
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